inhibit: fix inhibit working with non-inhibit repos Inhibit was breaking when two repos were in memory, but one was not an inhibit repo (like when doing a local pull between two repos). The fix is to add inhibitenabled checks to all the places where inhibit does global wrapping of commands (every code path from the extsetup wrappers).

directaccess: don't try to partialmatch things that aren't hashes Trying to partialmatch identifiers like '.' turns out to be (a) pointless and (b) extremely slow. On a repo with a million commits, with directaccess enabled, hg log -r .^::. goes from 2.1 seconds to 0.5.

merge with stable

next: properly report no children when --evolve is used If no aspiring children exist, 'hg next --evolve' should properly issue an error message instead of crashing.

inhibit: do not search for visible obsolete changeset during stripping Stripping use transaction in an unorthodox way. We should not run the inhibit postclose hooks as it can lead to crash.

split: handle bookmarks instead of leaving them on precursor Before this patch we were leaving the bookmarks on the precursor of the split instead of moving them on the tip of the split chain. We add a test to verify the behavior.

split: don't update before it is actually needed Before this patch, we were updating the working copy parent needlessly and before the error checking. This patch fixes the issue.

split: add more output to the test Before this patch, we were not displaying the final graph resulting from the tests but just the obsolscencence markers. This patch adds more output to the test to make it more descriptive.

split: fix commit message numbering error in the test Before this patch, the test was wrong and the successors of a splitted commits all had the same commit messages. This patch makes the test right making sure that the numbering of the split successors is accurate.

evolve: handle split commit for instability

merge with stable

evolve: add test for instability

evolve: add a command to split commits Before this patch, to split commit one had to use prune. This patch adds a new command called split that prompts the user interactively to split a given changeset with record/crecord.

merge with stable

test-inhibit: simplify push destinations for Windows This was aborting because $pwd is expanding to 'C:/path/to/tests': - pushing to file://$TESTTMP/inhibit2 - abort: hidden revision '003a4735afde'! - (use --hidden to access hidden revisions) + abort: file:// URLs can only refer to localhost

test-sharing: fix globs for Windows

inhibit: don't abort when directaccess is not enabled When directaccess is not enabled, we should just print a warning and not set up inhibit. We don't need to abort in that case. Example: if the user is running hg showconfig, we don't want to crash as the command is unrelated to inhibit.

merge with stable

inhibit: add missing locking in wrapper for obsmarker creation The develwarning for transaction without lock rightfully pointed out to this issue. Before this patch we were not locking in the transaction for obsmarker creation and therefore showing the warnings.

evolve: (issue4386) cleanup, split, fold and bijection in `hg prune` Before this patch, the prune command was splitting and folding implicitely based on the number of successors and precursors. This patch makes the two behavior explicit by requesting a flag to perform a split or a fold.

merge with stable

evolve: fix typo in fold docstring

evolve: remove trailing spaces

evolve: dedupe divergents when running evolve --all --any or evolve --rev Before this patch, when running evolve --all --any or evolve --rev with the --divergent flag, we were selecting all of the divergents. After solving the first one, its counterparts would get pruned and potentially hidden which would crash when trying to resolve them. This patch introduces logic to dedupe the divergents to be resolved by keeping only one per group of divergent with the lower revision number.

evolve: remove unused warning message in _solvedivergent Before this patch, we were checking for a case where a divergent changeset could be public and printing a warning in that case. When we compute the divergent set in the obsolete module we explicitely look for not public() changesets. This patch removes this unused warning.

compat: use svfs instead of sopener The "new" attribute is about 2 years old so let's move on.

fold: avoid using x:y in the help Suggesting "x:y" is a bad idea because x:y is a very deceptive revset.

evolve: improve the help of the fold command The help of the fold command needed a little rework. This patch makes it a little less verbose and adds an example. It also highlights a little more the importance of the --exact flag.

merge with stable

Added tag 5.2.0 for changeset 44a9dcb3fefc

merge with 3.3

fix version number

fix debian changelog

merge with stable

Added tag 5.2.0 for changeset 00026533ff9f

merge with preparation for version 5.2.0

prepare version 5.2

merge with stable (restore test for Mercurial default branch

merge back with 3.3 compat branch

tests: adapt the test for Mercurial 3.3 Some fix in the obsolete parent directory warning where also necessary.

merge with stable Test are updated to run with current mercurial stable (3.4.1)

next: add a --evolve option When on a topological head, this option will trigger the evolution of a unstable changeset that will result in a children of the current working copy parent. This should ease stacked changesets workflow by allowing to stick to prev and next to move through a stack of diff, evolving part of it on demand when needed. In case of ambiguity, the command will ask the user to choose. We need a better definition of "the stack of changesets I'm working on" to be able to seamlessly handling branching.

next: print some message when on a head with some aspiring children Being on a head does not necessary means that this is the end of the road. It is likely that some changesets could be evolve as children. We detect this case and provide a hint.

next: reword error output We move to a more compact and direct phrasing. I'm not fully happy about it yet, but this is a step forward. The listing of candidate should maybe be moved behind a --verbose flag (and such verbose flag be suggested in the error). G: changed tests/test-prev-next.t

next: refactor the command code We make the conditional flatter and the return more straight forward. This will make addition of more complex cases more straightforward in future changesets.

next: add extensive testing to the 'next' command We are going to introduce more complexity to it. We add the full extend of the case we want tested to see how they evolve later.

readme: add an entry about the obsolete wdir parent hint

evolve: add a hint when the parent working copy become obsolete This should help people find the right commands to recover from this situation.